before anybody else was harmed. california senator diane fine tine issued a statement that set in part how much more must there be in american before we come for the realizations that guns and grievances do not belong together. she also beneficiary the victims a speedy recover. the stay tuned who was shot is in critical, but stable condition. the teacher is being called a hero. grazed in the head, but declined treatment. vice president joe biden is meeting with groups at the white house. he says a consensus is emerging on ways to curb gun violence and plans to deliver his recommendations to the president on tuesday. e vice president meets with members of the entertainment industry later tonight. a d.c. police officer was sentenced today for assault with a dangerous weapon and soliciting a prostitute.

48-year-old kenneth furr received 48 months in prison for his frenzy. authorities say he was off duty and trying to pick up a trans-gender prostitute at a drugstore. a later encountered led to furr being started, shooting at the prostitute who suffered injuries. the judge credited his time served. he is now out of jail on probation. a search is on for this man, an eye scaped patient considered a dangers to himself and others. clayton mullenhoff disappeared from washington adventist hospital last night and they say he has a history of violence. we have more on why police are so concerned. >> reporter: good evening. the tacoma park police department has conducted an exhausted manhunt using patrol officers and dogs from the canine tacoma park police -- from

washington adventist at about 9:20 p.m. detectives are looking for 27-year-old clayton mollenhoff. police call him a critically missing dangerous person. >> he has some issues with paranoia, a history of violence. he's been suicidal, a users of drugs and alcohol, and very aggressive and combative towards police officers. >> police say used extreme caution if you come in contact, and don't approach him. he was last night in we shod his picture asking anyone if -- have you seen him? >> no. >> reporter: do you recognize him? i'll look out for him. >> reporter: mollenhoff weighs between 170 and 200 pounds. a criminal report search turned of charges of assault, burglaries, drugs and disorderly conduct going back to 2007 and 2008. >> he has escaped in the past

several times. he apparently has a lot of extensive training in martial arts, so keeping him restrained has been a bit of a challenge. he's out there. he needs help and he needs to go back to the washington adventist hospital. just a few moments ago i was with on the phone with his father. he's cooperating with police. he says he doesn't know where he is, but he does not believe he is armed. he said he was brought in for evaluation and was in three different hospitals over the past four days. he says he's hope he's brought back safely and asks the public to help. if you have any information, you can call please headquarters at 301-270-1100. that's the latest from tacoma park police headquarters. police in charles county maryland are looking for a man who dressed like a u.p.s. driver and robbed a woman at gunpoint. this all unfolded in the 3400

block of white fir court in waldorf this afternoon. please found the u.p.s. jacket nearby. they think it was stolen from a driver yesterday in that same area. two men behind bars for stealing two police cruisers shomari stone has more. >> reporter: right now police are concerned a remington 870 shotgun along with a panasonic mobile computer are still missing. heres an example of the computer. this is used to run background checks, to run tags used for police work, and it's missing. alexandria's police chief is very concerned. let's roll some video of the two suspects. police arrested 31-year-old daniel harris and 33-year-old corey yates. harris was arrested this past sunday in a traffic stop. corey yates was arrested two

days ago. police say the duo stole the two police carts last month outside the homes of two officers. both suspects are in jail facing grand larceny, auto and possession of stolen property charges. alexandria police want you to call them, if you have any information about where the shotgun and panasonic mobile computer, if you know where they're located. back out here live is an example of one of the cars stolen. if they have you to give them a call if you know where these suspects are located. and have you seen the stolen race car? someone swiped the 2005 pontiac grand am dragster yesterday. it was being stored inside a trailer. police believe it was taken between 5:00 yesterday evening and 7:00 this morning. the crooks also made off with a government cart, tools in the trailer that were with the car. everything valued at about $250,000. a guilty verdict today in a

landmark human trafficking case. the 32-year-old defendant earned the nickname the pimp on the pike after he was arrested for religioning a prostitution ring in rockville. we're learning he targeted a popular and busy shopping aemplt jaxxie benson explains. >> reporter: it's known for the dining and shopping, but many were shocked to learn it's also a place where homeless young women were prostituted and kept captive through psychological intimidation. a victims' advocate who worked with two of the women says knowshon took away their documents and they had no way out. last spring a guest at this hilton hotel in rockville pike complained about being solicited. the management immediately contacted police. detectives learn he used a

classifieds website to ties, and moved the women around from hotel to hotel in the more affluent areas the the d.c. suburbs. introduced as evidence, his texts to the women. one reads -- you got any dates? >> i think most people in the community don't understand the extent and growth that we've seen in human trafficking, in the washington, d.c. metro area, as well as in other areas. >> reporter: these are evidence of brightly color ecstasy pills. investigators believe they were available for purchase by customers. in addition to the five prostitution related charges he was also convicted of drug selling. >> it sends a very strong message that montgomery county won't tolerate taking advantage of vulnerable young women for profit. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, we'll hear reaction from people

who live, work and shop in this area. the flu epidemic sweeping the country is expected to grow. the mayor of boston has already declared a public health emergency. the centers for disease control is going to release a status update. 41 states all right reporting widespread flu. health efficiency expect tomorrow's report to show it's spreading even more. doctors say this virus is one of the worst in years. still ahead at 5:00, doreen gentzler will have more. today the federal communications economic released its long-awaited report on what went wrong with 911 during the derecho. we are learning that 3.6 million people lost 911 in six different states. news4's i-team's tisha thompson is here. >> the fcc said there were 911 outages in several states, but no one was hit as hard as

northern virginia. they say far fax county alone had 1900 calls that went unanswered in the first 29 hours of the storm. verizon provides 911 service in our area. according to the report, verizon's two key generators, which have to work in tandem both failed during the storm. verizon then ran out of the battery power. as a result, today's report recommends the fcc require all providers to create reliability backup power by install extra generators, something verizon says it's already done. they also want to have providers conduct audits in better testing, they want to diversify systems, so a failure in one location doesn't lead to a breakdown in the entire network, and they want to require verizon and other providers to better notify 911 call centers of breakdowns. most of the call centers in northern virginia told the fcc they had to call verizon about the failures rather than the other way around. verizon initially told the fcc

and other governmental agencies that it had tested its key generator right before the derecho, but the fcc found that wasn't true. today's report says verizon's own maintenance log show the generator did not pass the test. all right. we know it's unusually warm for january, but hold on, folks, the mercury is about to take off. >> doug kammerer has a look at the conditions coming our way. >> temperatures were 10 to 15 degrees above average. plenty of sunshine, bright blue skies. this thursday was simply gorgeous. take a look at what's going on. we see some clouds making their way in across the area, showing in rain well off towards the west. notice the highs today. down to the south, nice and warm, 56 here, 60 down towards richmond, but to the north, 38 in pittsburgh, 41 in state college. the warm air will move in this

weekend, but tomorrow it's not going to be the warm air that exactly moves in. what can you expect for your friday as we head into the weekend. still ahead at "news4 at 5," the notorious chandra levy murderer went on for years, but no there seems to be trouble in the case. and junior seau's family wants more answers. a new discovery has been

star nfl linebacker junior seau was suffering a brain disease when he killed himself last spring. researchers at nih made that discovery after seau's family asked them to investigate the death. they found the nfl great had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or cti, i can say, common in people with, symptoms including mood swings, irrationality, and depression. his family said he exhibited all those behaviors prior to his suicide. tomorrow the centers for disease control and prevention will come out with their latest flu numbers, and they're

expecting some big increase sfloos doreen gentzler joins us with what details about what local doctors are seeings. >> if you haven't gotten your flu shot yet, it is not too late, but don't wait another minute to get one. that's because some clinicings are running low on flew vaccine supplie supplies. >> headaches, sore throat, achy. >> i'm buying hall's and airborne to keep me from getting sick. >> reporter: patients are pouring into the e.r. looking for relief. >> we've had a huge surge. probably up 20%. >> reporter: that might not seen like a huge increase, but the director for the emergency department says it's straining resources. >> we run at almost full capacity all the time, as does everything in the metropolitan

area, so a 20% increase on an already full system is a big deal. >> reporter: this year the vaccine is a very good match for the virus that's actually circulating. that doesn't always happen. the vaccine contains three strains, selected by sciencist its who predict which viruses will be going around. medical experts say the match is a good reason to get the flu shot. >> it's not too late, because the flu season can go and we've seen it in the past go into march and april. the best protection is still going to be to get your flu shot. >> nurse-practitioner carol coloma manages minute clinics in northern virginia. she says some clinics have started to run low on vaccine, but they're getting in new shipments every day. in the meantime wash your hands frequently and get plenty of recent. >> so exercise regularly, eating a lot of salads so i get nutrients in my system, doing vitamins are day, and washing my hands often. >> perhaps you're noticing

people in your workplace are getting sick. some schools in our area are reporting higher than normal absentee rates right now. it's best to stay home from school and work if you're feeling sick, especially if you've got a fever. please, if you haven't gotten a flu shot yet, go get one. it's not too late. >> good advice. we're heating up out there. i think our newsroom has to shift. the heat is still on in there. it's cooking. >> yeah. >> this weekend it's really going to be warm. temperatures the next couple days will be like, you know the warmest we've seen in five years in the month of january. that's pretty warm. we have not hit 70 degrees since 2008, and i think we could hit it on sunday. 52 degrees the current temperature. notice the clouds have come back in. winds right now are on the calm side. looking at mostly cloudy skies. we saw nothing but sunshine, though, all day long. that helped temperatures get into the mid and upper 50s. now starting to fall back into

the 40s. 46 in fred ricks, 46 in gaithersburg. 52 down towards manassas. a little cooler along the bay, a bit of a wind off the bay keeps you in the 40s. even photograph, clouds on the increase, we're already seeing that, and a mild evening. this evening really nice to get out and about. if you're thinking about doing so. on the radar picture, not a lot going on. but tomorrow we will start to see that increased chance for rain. tonight it is the cloud cover. you can see the moisture off toward the west. we'll be watching out for west. it's the moisture that will come with another frontal boundary, this one a warm front. the hide, though, is beginning to move out. in comes a warm front, bringing in a good chance of showers during the day tomorrow. it won't be a lot of rain, but

we will see some showers. because we will see some showers activity during the day. then, that front moves on through, and in comes of warm-up. temperatures on saturday, well above average by nearly 20 degrees, and that's not it. the coldest air of the season moving back towards parts of the west. for us it will be the warmest air so far this season. temperatures in the 50s and 60s on saturday. potentially upwards of 70 on sunday before we finally start to see that cold air make its way in here. that will be late next week. right now it does look pretty chilly. much more about that in the next couple days. tomorrow morning increasing clouds, temperatures 31 to about 39. tomorrow afternoon we will see cloud cover increasing and thickening. afternoon showers will be likely. so a bit cooler than it was during the day today, but the warm-up starts on saturday, 63 on saturday, 70 on sunday, but that's about it. a good chance of rain now, and

again we need the rain. rain on both monday and tuesday, potentially over an inch of rain, then we start to cool down. i've got in it in the 40s right now. some areas could sees highs in the low 340s by next friday or saturday. inauguration is looking cool, too. >> it always is. it's always freezing on the inauguration. >> thank you, doug. coming up on "news4 at 5," how to avoid the hidden fees when you cash in. concerned parents are speaking out after concerns of abuse at a daycare sdpla now that rg3 has had his surgery we'll talk to the surgeon who did his acl repair back at baylor. would you believe that surgeon is a former redskins player himself? and how virginia lawmakers and how virginia lawmakers put a full-court press on today

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seattle's flag, yep, it's flying over d.c. city hall. mayor vincent gray is making good on a bet he made with the mayor of seattle. our city lost sunday's football game between the skins and the seahawks, so we have to fly the other city's flag. but only for the day. >> it's an ugly one. i'm just saying.

take that thing down. dabble's here with someone to an independence side working -- >> actually it was -- you don't find that often. you the first time he store his acl, he obviously did enough to rebound nicely. if that name do you understand familiar, it is. he's a former offensive line mane. he joins us from houston much not form former nfl players have turned surgeons. i'm sure that's a small fraternity. >> i'm not sure anyone that played a full career and went back to misdemeanor school.

no doubt a small fraternity. >> i was watching old video. you look great. >> a little more gray. a little mohr gray. >> we heard that robert was back on the field practices four months after surgery that you performed back in 2009, but that surgery was a little different than this time around, right? inch no doubt. this time he tore his lateral/collateral, and tore his acl as well. he couldn't be in better hands. he repaired the lateral/collateral, and reconstructed the acl. the one thing that makes is more painful is he took the graft from his good knee, he uninjured knee, but it's the best way to make an acl, and then a piece of bone from your shin to reconstruct the acl. with the revision/reconstruction, i would

expect him to recover in 6 to 8 months. i honestly think that, knowing his work ethic, and the kind of athlete hi is and condition he's in, i would expect to see him back for the opener, the regular-season opener. >> doctor, that seems like an aggressive time frame. you think roberts is that nice special he can get back that early? >> obviously this is a bigger injury than adrian has, but he has the same work ethic. all we did was try to slow him down. he recovered so quickly from the surgery. obviously the team and the figureses will be incredibly conservative. if he's not ready, certainly he could miss some of the season,

but i don't expect it. i really don't. >> that's great news. i want to get in this piece of video of you. during that super bowl xxvi season, you did a great, great impersonation of elvis ♪ we can't go on together with suspicious minds ♪ >> that's unbelievable. you can find almost anything, i guess. >> that was in the george michael days. we appreciate your time, doctor. thank you so much. [ laughter ] >> you bet. my pleasure. you know what, that's about the best news we have heard on this rg3 surgery. >> i like hi optimism. >> and he's talked to the family. this guy did the appraise surgery, we knows the athlete as well as you possibly could know him. >> small world, too. the inauguration is just more than a week away now. we'll show you how metro is making some changes for the crowds. the murder of washington

intern chandra levy was supposed to be solved. now there's word that conviction could be in jeopardy. if he opens that door, you shoot, you shoot him, you understand? >> a chilling 911 call.

i'll fast-forward through the headlines.

police tell us 27-year-old claden mottenhoff escaped from washington adventist hospital last night. police say he suffers from paranoia. they also say he carries weapons and has extensive mark arts training. a 16-year-old student is in custody for allegedly opening fire in a classroom this morning in a rural southern california city. one student was shot and is in critical, but stable conditions. police say a teacher and another faculty member eventually got him to put his shotgun down. the numbers are expected to show cases spreading. 41 states showing widepress activities. doctors says this virus hit earlier. signs of trouble in the infamous chandra levy murder case. tucked put the conviction in jeopardy. levy was an washington intern

who went missing a decade ago, and her body was found one year later. two years ago an illegal immigrant from el salvador was convicted. pat colin has details about strange new developments. >> reporter: it was one of the most sensational murder trials in the history of washington crime. now a troubling twist. shrouded in mystery. there could be frubl in the murder case which could impact the conviction of ink mar. sourceses say there's new information that could taint the testimony of an important witness in the trial. they say the new evidence was brought to the judge by prosecutors. here in superior court, sources say there have already been two secret meetings between the general, prosecutors and defense

attorneys about this new development. the prosecution has asked that the new information be sealed to protect the safety of those involved. notice it was back in november 201 that the defendant was convicted of killing chandra levy in rock creek park. chandra, a 24-year-old intern with the bureau of prisons went missing in may 2010. her body found a year later. the case got national attention after it was revealed that chandra was involved in a relationship with then california congressman gary condon. condon repeatedly denighted having anything to bo with her disappearance. he was never charged with any wrongdoing. guandike was doing time when he was charged in the levy case. he was convicted in part because

of the the testimony of amando morales, a fellow inmate who said guandike told him he killed chandra levy. he was sentenced to 60 years in prison. no comment today from the court. no comment today from the prosecutor. now sources say there's another meeting scheduled here next month. maybe then we'll learn more about the mystery evidence. maybe then we'll learn whether or not the defendant is entitled to another trial. live in superior court, pat collins, news4. the fbi is going beyond the usual wanted posters trying to track down bank robbers today it launched a new web side. bankrobbers.fbi.gov allows you to search a rob location and da date.

he named his chief of staff to -- jack lew served as budget director under president obama and president clinton, but it's lew's handwriting that's getting all the attention. the president even joked about lew's unusual signature. >> i had never noticed jack's signature, and when this was highlighted yesterday in the press, i considered rescinding -- [ laughter ] -- my offer to appoint him. jack assures me he is going to work to make at least one letter legible in order not to debase our currency. [ laughter ] >> start practicing. jack lew must be confirmed by the senate. president obama plans to be sworn in with a bible belonging to the reverend martin luther king jr. the inauguration falls on the observance of king's birthday. the president will also be using a bible from president lincoln,

and one that belonged to the grandmother of the first lady. about 800,000 people are expected to be at the inauguration. 800,000. that means bigger crowds for d.c.'s metro system. >> sure does. adam tuesday found out today what metro plans to do to handled this big event. he joins us live from the tinnily town station. adam? >> hey, jim, metro wants to make sure it's fully prepared for the upcoming inauguration, that means bringing in a lot of police officers from other transit says. systems. keeping an eye on hundreds of thousands all at once is a tall task. of course, metro will play a large role in getting everyone around, but also on the law enforcement side of things, the transit agency's top cop tells news4 metro will need extra help to handle it all. >> we have reached out to about 15 or 16 transit agencies similar to what we did in the

last inaugurations. we have gotten support from them. they will be coming out. they told about roughly 150. they will be coming out to supporters. kathy lanier has said metro doesn't have enough transit police officers, so how valuable could these extra 15 transit police officers be? during the last gnaw race, a transthe officer from houston pulled a woman to safety who fell on the tracks. >> you never know what's going to happen. every street you try to turn down is closed. >> but michael tayeborn says when it comes to this kind of crowd, the transit agency is used to it. >> it's a distance we do for a lot of different special events in the metro area. >> reporter: good news about the weekend, metro says there won't about be any track work. you should keep in mind the smithsonian, after kifs and mt. vernon stations will be closed

on inauguration day for security purposes. the tip they keep giving, make sure there's enough value so you don't have to stop at those fare card machines and wait. reporting live in the tilly town metro station, adam tuesday. whether you plan to travel by train, car or bus, you need to plan ahead. go to nbcwashington.com/inauguration, and click "getting around." still ahead, everything you need to know about spending the gift

a 19 why are daycare worker is barred from being around young children after being charged with child abuse. >> police tell us the upper marlboro home was not a licensed daycare center, as tracee wilkins reports now, police got wind of the incident after a witness caught it on camera. >> trying to figure out what's going on myself. >> this mothers who did not want to be identified came to this upper marlboro home that had been operating as an unlicensed daycare, looking for answer and a refund. >> i've heard rumors i do not know what's true. >> police arrested jon thain cummings, a worker in the daycare and charged him with

child abuse and second-degree assault. his mother operated the business, according to parents. this parent tells us that one of the older children videotaped cummings kinging a 2-year-old child. that child -- >> my son is 12, so i'm worried about the situation. i want to get to the bottom of what happened. >> this mother tells me after the arrest, parents who used this daycare started talking with one around about strange behaviors in their own children, unexplained bruises and not sleeping through the night. >> reporter: did you nose testify an unlicensed daycare? >> i did not. >> reporter: this mom says they even had contracts and seemed professional. she paid $140 a week for care. above all else, she says she trusted the owner, terry

cummings. >> i'm really surprised, shocked, hurt, just a lot of things right now. >> come is due in court in february, and now he's not supposed to be in this house or around children 5 years and younger. the office of child care suggests that parents search keyword "child care." stilled ahead an update of a story we reported. the bids are soaring on a work of art discovered at a virginia goodwill. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin.

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. so do you dread grocery shopping, or are you just tired of sipping only coffee and water as you go up and down the aisles? now there's a new national trend to allow shoppers to sip beer and wine. tom sherwood visited one of the first to give it a try. >> reporter: you might call this basics plus. ♪ >> the whole foods stores in northwest washington trying to create a comfortable mood for its shoppingers seeking ready-to-eat foods with all sorts of products to focus on your well-being, but in recent weeks, the grocery has gone a step further. the story has an on-side license to sell beer and wine by the glass, glasses that shoppers can take throughout the store. it's a big hit. >> i think it's a great idea to have the experience of shopping

and then relax and drink a beer or wine in a nice atmosphere. i think it's great. >> i think the integration of alcoholic beverages into the everyday life in a normalized fashion is probably a really good thing. >> reporter: even coffee drinkers first to get a beverage bar, like the idea. what did you order? >> a medium chap chino extra hot. >> reporter: that doesn't sound like booze to me. >> it's too early in the day. i think it's wonderful. >> reporter: spokeswoman meg mcgary says stores are offering new service that's catching on around the nation. >> this is just one more thing we can add to a line of customer services. >> reporter: what about the dangers of shoppers getting too tipsy? >> or bartenders are trained, very mindful of what our customers are consuming. >> reporter: alcohol sales are a grows part of all grocery

stores, but there are many beers and test. >> i love belgian beer, and unfortunately there's no belgian draft beer. >> reporter: but don't worry there's plenty of belgian beer in the aisles and the store says they'll open one for you. >> we'll drink to that. tom, thanks. the late chuck brown will always be remembered for the unique go-go swing that he created. so a music theater in his honor is only fitting. today mayor grace signed legislation to built the pavilion at langdon park in northeast just off 20th and franklin seats. it will seat 900 people. visitors will also learn the history of the man know as the godfather of go had-go. bidding is on for a rare 19th century work of art discovered at a goodwill in virginia. the painting is for sale right now on the goodwill website. bidding is up to $3,705. this painting is valued at

$12,000. seven people have bid so far, but there are still six days to go. a woman discovered the painting while sorting through donations at a manassas goodwill. proceeds from the sale will go toward job training. billions of dollars are spent on gift carts every year. chances are after the holidays, you may be holding onto a few. as liz crenshaw reports, it's important to understand the latest gift card rules, so you get the biggest bang for your buck. >> there are some things you know people can get exactly what you want. >> they're practical, actually. >> the holidays are our. now it's time to spend those gift carts, but first look at the fine prist. gift card rules changed in recent years. >> the very first thing i would say is be mind 68 of the expiration date. >> the publisher of "consumer reports" magazine, the good news is federal rules require monday on a gift card to be good for at least five years from the date the card was purchased. >> i do often forget about them,

but eventually i find them somewhere in my wallet. >> reporter: beware if you hang onto your gift card for more than a year, the value may start slipping away. >> if you don't use your card for 12 months,ic be assessed a monthly fee that eats away the value of the card. >> reporter: remember, treat your gift card like cash, and keep it safety. if you lose it or it's stolen, you may be charged a fee to replace it. that's if the store agrees to replace a gift card at all. it's also up to a store's policy whether you can combine gift cards. >> most stores want your business, so they'll try to work with you. >> reporter: retail gift carts can only be used at the retailer or restaurant named on the card. bank gift cards can be used wherever the brand is accepted. it's important to know there's a difference between bank gift cards and prepaid bank reloadable cards. prepaid bank reloadable cards do not fall under the gift card rules, so you may be hit with

even more fees. >> there are some protection in federal law for prepaid cards, but certainly the best protections come with respect to credit cards. >> reporter: not happy with the cards you received? "consumer reports" says considering exchanging them or even keg them online. you can do that at several web sites like cardpool.com, giftcardrescue.com. gift cards, a way to takes advantage of most-holiday sales without hitting your bank account. >> i usually use them straight after i get them. we may seen even tougher gift card rules and regulations in the future. a senator from connecticut has introduced legislation that would completely bag expiration dates and inactivity fees on the gift cards. some some ways just use them or lose them. >> exactly. we're in the middle of a winter warm-up. counting down to the weekend. >> for sure.

>> if you are thinking about negle neglect. >> the current numberty airport, winds are calm and the dew point is 25. a nice, dry atmosphere leading to a nice evening. 51 right now. aspirin georges county coming in at 49 rears. that's really about it. tomorrow afternoon, however, is going to be staying on the cooler side. some of you will stay in the upper 40s tomorrow as clouds move in, we'll see a chance of rain. this is what we're talking about. taking you through future weather, 8:00 tomorrow morning, just cloud cover, but waffle

what happens by around 2:00, we start to see the shower activity and shower activities moves in. right around 5:00, so i would recommend station the umbrella with you. we are expected to see some showers later on in the afternoon. highs the next few days. here you go. 70 on sunday, that warm air, though, is not sticking around. then back to the cooler weather as we move through the middle part of next week. guys, the biggest thing, we'll get some rain monday and tuesday. the oscar nods were announced. the movie "lincoln" got the most attention. >> bradley cooper in "silver linings play book" gots the nod for best actor. denzel washington for flight. and the field for best

actress offers a stark contrast, emanuele arriva is the oldest in that category, white quvenzhane wallis is the youngest ever nominated for "beasts of the southern wild." other include naomi watts, jessica chastain, and jennifer lawrence for "silver linings playbook." angelie for life of pi. >> facing steven speed burg, david orussell, and ben zeinland. zeitlin. eight other films are vying for the top honor.

>> we've got to get busy the award season kicks off this succeed night. the 7 onth annual golden globes can be seen here. the red carpet special starts on 7:00. coming up a mother faced wi

a haunting 911 call as a mother takes drastic measures to protect her children from a burglar inside her home. >> the suspect is in intensive care after the woman shot him five times. rebecca lynn strom reports investigators believe the intruder just intended to rob the home, but for some reason started hunting down the family. >> if he opens that door, you shoot, you shoot him, you understand? >> that's donnie herman, melinda's husband on the phone with 911 while talking to his wife. is he in the house? he's in the house. >> reporter: when linda heard the burglar, she took their two 2-year-old children besend a series of locked doors and called her husband. >> at one point he must have seen one of the kids go up the stairs or heard them. he went upstairs, pried open the bedroom door, the bathroom door, the back bathroom door, and then

opened the crawlspace attic door to get to him. >> she shot him. she's hooting him. >> reporter: it would be seven long agonizing minutes under he heard that his wife and children were okay. the family didn't want to talk today. they're trying to repair the carpet and doors that are damaged. they're alive, but haunted by what happened. >> like i told her that night, there's right and wrong and then there's not natural. it's not natural for people to have to shoot people. it is going to bother you. if it doesn't bother you at some point in life, then there's something wrong. right now at 6:00, a teacher managed to stop an active shooter armed with a shotgun in a school. >> lawmakers in virginia have come up with a plan to lure the fbi headquarters out of the district. an nbc news exclusive, new details about the hiring selfprostitutes and the secret service scandal. good evening. i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim